| QTOFileManager
- PHP open source web based file manager
Quick Easy Installation - No Frills - Ready to Go
 
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| QTOFileManager 1.0 Screen Shot |
INSTALLATION 1.
Put the php file and gif images in a directory. 2.
You may want to change the configuration variables in the top of the
program but this is optional, you can just use the default settings.
WHAT IT DOES
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Upload and delete files from the directory (folder) the program
is in and any sub directories. |
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It can authenticate the user (optional) |
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It allows you to edit a file (optional) |
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Specify which file extensions can be edited |
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Add and remove directories (optional) |
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Specify the max hard drive space allowed |
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Specify the max file size allowed |
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You can designate file names as being hidden and they will
then not show up in the file manager e.g. .htaccess |
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The program will strip out any % characters from a file name
because these cause problems. |
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When the program calculates the total size of the files it
adds up the size of all the files including the hidden ones.
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AUTHENTICATION
If you want authentication you must set the $user and $password
configuration variables in the program. If you don't want authentication
set $user = "" Please note the authentication system is
not bullet proof, it could be broken into if someone was determined
enough. Improved authentication is being written into the second
version.
MAX FILE SIZE
The program sets a limit for the maximum allowed file size. The
default is 1MB. You can change this by setting the $MaxFileSize
configuration variable in the program.
MAX HDD SPACE
The program sets a limit for the maximum total size of all files
in the directory. The default is 100MB. You can change this by setting
the $HDDSpace configuration variable in the program.
HIDDEN FILES
The program allows for hidden files. You can designate a file as
a hidden file by adding the file name to the $HiddenFiles array
in the program. e.g. $HiddenFiles = array("file1.ext","file2.jpg","file3.jpg");
EDITING FILES
The program by default allows you to edit files with the extensions
.htm .html .txt If you want to edit files with other extensions
you need to change the $EditExtensions configuration variable in
the top of the program. Just add or remove extensions from the $EditExtensions
array. You can also turn file editing off altogether by setting
$EditOn = 0
ADD AND REMOVE DIRECTORIES (FOLDERS)
The program allows you to add and delete directories. This functionality
can be turned off by setting $MakeDirOn = 0 in the configuration
variables at the top of the program
SECURITY
The authentication system is not bullet proof, it could be broken
into if someone was determined enough. Do not use this program in
directories that contain important files such as credit card numbers.
HELP and BUGS
If you find any bugs or you need some help get in touch and I may
be able to help.
Quentin O'Sullivan
E-mail: quentin@qto.com
Web Site: www.qto.com
CUSTOMISING
The HTML page is at the very bottom of the program file you should
be able to easily customise this for your web site by either hand
coding the HTML or using an editor such as Dreamweaver.
The HTML that makes up the file manager itself is in the program
code and you may require some knowledge of PHP to alter this although
you should be able to change the fonts with only HTML knowledge.
The look of the file manager has been designed to be very neutral
so that it can easily slot into an existing web site without clashing
with the existing colors.
LICENSE
This program is distributed under a GNU General Public License (GPL).
Please read the GNU License file for more information about how
you can distribute the program.


QTOFileManagerLite is the same as QTOFileManager except that
it only allows the user to work in one directory. If a sub-diretory
exists in the directory the program is running in it will be ignored
and will not show up in the file manager. There is no facility to
add directories and no images.
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